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Thursday, January 13, 2011
My Heroes
My definition of a hero is someone who teaches life lessons. I do not have a hero. I have heroes. My heroes taught me how to love, taught me how to share, how to use manners, and how to treat others. They also taught me how to be respectful, how to be honorable, and how to make friends. My heroes are my parents. I have never looked up to my mom more than my dad, and I have never looked up to my dad more than my mom. I have looked up to them as equals. They have always been there for me. From what I have been told, they always will be. They set great examples. They also help me learn right from wrong. My parents will continue to teach me many important things throughout my life, and I cannot wait to learn them. They can be call parents, guardians, and role models. The one thing I am most proud to call them are my heroes. Mom and Dad have been there with me through it all. My heroes will be there to catch me when I fall. That is why my parents are, and always will be my heroes.
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This is really great. It is true, parents are exceptional heroes. Like you said, they will always be be there for you. Parents are my number one heroes. They are truely amazing.
ReplyDeleteIt is very true that heroes are great teachers and people to look up to. I also agree that parents are the all time heroes.
ReplyDeleteBryce, I love your post! It's great, and I can tell you put a lot of effort into it. I also love how you used your parents as your heroes. I did the same thing! Love you!
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